Category: Zero Emissions

Zero emissions refers to the goal or state of completely eliminating all greenhouse gas emissions, particularly carbon dioxide (CO2) and other pollutants, from human activities. This concept is often associated with climate change mitigation efforts aimed at reducing the impacts of global warming. Achieving zero emissions typically involves transitioning to renewable energy sources, enhancing energy efficiency, adopting sustainable practices, and utilizing technologies such as carbon capture and storage. The aim is to create a sustainable environment where energy production, transportation, and industrial processes do not contribute to climate change. Zero emissions can apply to specific sectors, such as transportation or electricity generation, and can also refer to the broader economic goal of a zero-emissions economy, where all sectors operate without emitting greenhouse gases.